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lieu ........ Mini. iiosi
A THOl'GII l‘.
A one" is the weapon of the
”lip-LOW“. 1
‘f 1'an OXEflEDl'i‘OBlALS.
”I. Rom Hubbard. prriideiit or tho
utociurers' Assoctatlon of Con-
..ucut, Inc. in in:- rurrrni issue
Connecticut Industry. published
by that Granulation. ii
Mum-provoking suggestion when
w lilies, "The progress of the
rid would be silent-d ii' the ed-
rial columns coulu lm nut-nod ic-
3.9.“ Iron: pagrv Willi prop-4‘ head.
..
‘WWhy not? The press. a: a wholt
1' liy devotes a grid! deal of spo’oe
m urcuiic remarks about the. hide-
and Ind ultra-consentttivr. attri-
rating to them lililll)‘ of tho ills of
’world. But is (lit. was: it". many
‘ tomes any less C(‘lltiri'HillYf‘ than
~ 0 it critictzos'.’ For many yours
- editorial page has had its plsco
« consequently editors reason its
lion should not re disturbed.
_ Jiowevor. the tremendous \L‘lglte‘:
all,“ pulling power of such ediiorisl
pollination as Arthur Brisbane
1 Ole from paw column 15 read in
ntivancrs
oxen: of Cliif‘s should in; ('Hihllttilli:
roof that than: in mind of
the reading public for
I: one View»; guidance. and bill!-
il. tli~
it craving
The newspapers of this state have
wad an able. champion in Mr. Hub-
d. Newaapors should be I!"
‘ unused, he rightly wens;
W
YAIII'Y ON SILK. STOCKINGS
z'Iho crown prince and princess 0:
" sden. nOw touring America, have
1) many sights that impressed
am. And a wry intervriing {emi-
a reaction is- con in in e d in
incess Lollirr's innit-ruinous on
we of the sights oi qu York.
One thing that impressed bar
115'. she said; the typical
York girl's lots.
'1 think,“ she told 18 “omen ro-
ers. “it‘s the lovely silk stock-
I ghey vrmr. And that's What
going in take buck in Sweden
. mew—dozens and downs oi silk
kings. I think tlwy make: your
II 1001-: so uiiiitri. so grunt-[111."
land a. princess pals homage to :i
t Am or! on u institution-auto
dressed woman. It. is no won—
that Visiting royalty should find
The
y wonder is that il'll‘l't are still
many of our women t\ ho lot Paris
.them what to Wear.
W
. SHERRY, FARMER BOY
\YKS
girls an agreeable sigltt.
uia Sherri. whomurned world-
hme in the days when a rest-
-t was a restaurant. (lied the
or day in New York.
3m- years Sherry's tins u name
Virus synonymous with the \ery
tin wining and dining. and per-
most of his oatrons thought he
rrench. He had that French
]! and French-sounding
; yet. he was a down easl Yan-
was born in Vermont.
of a poor farmer. Louis
made millions as a restoui‘o.
and, more important still. left
1' whim a. very famous'name.
a
mullet: have a. better
to hurt a gieomm white
In“ their city brothron.
3 Because lack of proper oun- -
4m anotimble efiect on don-
" wording to I. noted guy-l
.Ciflutwhore. treat notation
{M smoke, ond obscure
with a tine-haze don‘t give
tooth A fair chance.
W.
'...mow wit: ms:
. .. -.Jkors‘ mom. not in
W the flobe in 35 do”,
)8 minutes sod tour-mm
. ~ out. for some little
' m hula: lost
to honor the limo when
a min 12 um.
- ll”?
m ills
ileum
mgr 31
Two Wonk—8. L. Cluoit
Local Visitor Friday.
:4 l t in". director 0! winner.
lug of Hunt. Peabody and Com.
pony. inc. with hesdquoruro in lilo
homo iniory in Troy, N. Y. wu o
mun-r m the North Moin Itrm
’Iih‘l‘)’ Friday. Mr. Clout in-
.prvlsd tho ni'i\l_\’ changed pow-r
plant. ‘
l
u o o
‘l‘m- ii‘i'liil‘lll at July ill through
Aimist it. hot bean untied tor tho
Annual vocation period of the cm-
ployrer of tho Norwslk lociory. The
entire plant will bl closed down for
tho two weeks.
[ ~Tho )i-y-Juno mu: oi the Arrow.
tho general builctln or all Clueit.
Peabody isciorien. is out and Mira
Luctllo A. Everaon. loésl ropreunta-
tire on the oditorlsl null. bouts a
xery nice column.
. I
Mrs. Marv \onirella. t: t"ll\'
street sud .‘llrs. tubal Pounski' 4
Franklin street. have accepted posir
lions in the shirt inlnutaciuring do,
pariment.
o
o O 0
Miss Edith Salisbury. other man-
ager. was I. viaiior in Port Chester.
in: Thursday.
0
Semi-annual inwniory uii'. begin
gin June :6. our! will continue to:
one neck.
O
Mi» Iubeiio Wat-go oi tho garish
al office was in White Plains. Thurs-
day evening. ‘
9 0
George H. Barnes. manager oi tho
factor): has returned from Montreal.
Canada. where he attended the na-
tional convention of tho Kiwanis.
Mr. Barnes is president or the Kor-
walk club.
During his sbunce. Thomas J.
Malone. superintendent of the tuna
dry. was in charge of the taciory.
O U C ‘
Mrs. Joseph Darby. S Larsen
siren. has oecurod a position in the
shirt monutocturing department.
0 I 0
A largo order {or shirts has Just
been root‘ivod at tho factory for
shinmoni to Egypt. This is the first
Egyptian order that has come to this
rotatory. .
0 I .
Miss Polly .‘ilcCullom. clerk in lll!‘
qtl'lce of the nhipping department
was a recent visitor in Bridgeport.
I l t
,. Mia Mot-y rum: oi ungaiuek is
a now oln’lm. in the 1mm.
METROPOLITAN -
vmwromrs
Br re violins viewpoints or the
mm mm:- lino!” semi.
nel does not noon-sully subscribe
to Ibo vim W. w
D5. ALFRED E. SMITH.
*(Eoston Transcript.)
The present governor of New
York has earned Willi for any man
is an honor to ho coveted. the op-
nroboiion of a great university. Wo
no. nothing or political nurpoao in
this cgremony, nothing but 1 loud-
oble desire to invest Go". 6mm:
with an honor which could not luvs
come to him merely from his onioial
position. Ho ill at. tho'mament a
foremost figure in American political
life. commanding the rourd at
countless or his fellow-citizens, many
of whom might not support hint tor
higher pollllcul ofllce. Ho his fought
for all ho ho; gained. and it: bu bun
c can. -
DIXIE ABID "TWO-THIRDS.”
(Columbusqu, Enquirer sun.)
It seems to tho EnquirerSun ihot
the “two-thirds" rule has put. upon
tho South a burden without oi'l'ei'lul
anything tangiblo in returnvtho
veto power, but no candidate. tram
this section. “Further. the Enquirer-
Sun believes that with or "majority"
rule the latent political power at the
South will be asserted. For the wool.
rim and the “stern Demoorlcy ore
seldom at one in their views con-
cerning the logical presidential coit-
didaie. Will-i “mommy" rule. tho
South will be able to throw ill
strength success'mlly behind its con-
dition whom it may miter. or. to
put it in another way: If the South
should have iis own candidate it
will and that. it has a greater oppor-
tunity to bring about his nomina-
tion under 1 "majority" rule than
it. would in” under “two-thirds"
.‘i
O
..
For service rendered as
aide on the stalls of Generals .
Phil Kcamy. William F.
Smith and MCClellan. Colic!
was romoied lo a captain
Kai volunteers. J
of '1 ,li: was Blade 3 brigodiergeneral'
1 tool:
an unity which, under his Wham one.of the most
bodies of cavalry in the Federal Amy.
lie dutiiguuhetl himself at Ceiiyslium.
mum. «on.
TUESDAY. JUNE 15, 194i
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lCA—Gneral Custer
4 a»;
= saving “Bangui ilie
of a brigade of Michi—
(CONTINUEDJ/
j‘SAVE : 1” lilll , 1 THE ONE THING I
PLEADS MOTOR ~ _ '
llflMflDfll 3mgfl¢mohf. l
Fi’armis As Well As Drivers
l H a v 0 Responsibility, ‘
l Bulletin Points gut».~
l Deaihslncreaso.
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'll'ill‘ti'lli‘ill tlliw! 99.1.0 on I ~.
sin; Antiwar." in” lLv wilt-tin. DEPOSI’
“my alum Lit i." ~‘ -li any of
l'lm iiill‘ '.c 'r l."l"‘ ,. \‘i1rli i‘dll-
r,.'.i.;i i: . I\'l"I: ... .til other
type.- .‘i 'JTLII‘L“ri.."‘1.‘ll".\ln“l“ Y .- S ‘
(lr'zh' Ln 1‘ .i u' N Mus m It" 1 M V
adorns to timid licwiwtrifiim lis‘ot- our aVIIIg»
liliriw' liu' i'r-l‘flial '.. ii 2...; .‘iieiear-
lira: 4:» Zuim'fi‘
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1 ii.‘ L. m? v13. -..r. it? dour The Boat“ hurwalh 1' uh! (1“)
:3“er 1 i.» , humanly I:)l\"l'6d l! '
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x: ;..i.-, in in" 1"h‘in to otu‘
HOW To KEEP WELL
By DR.‘ HUGH a. comma
Surgeon General. United States Public Health Service
"nil”. DAMN-2R IV WATERS l About the most dangerous (mm o!
B" {ho :‘rm q] .mpmns “3., 1-“ ,5. pollution to which a body of water
' .can be rubiected is that or receiv-
ging human wuie. that is. the die-
new or death if used for driilklil‘ichu-‘efi iron (M human body.
purposes and them arc many suchl Even a very omaii‘umoum of such
waters. ' .pollution becomes 1 moat serious
l-‘ru' 1"1lllL" that llili:lt rm n! tlvuths: tiienaco. or if you Will pardon plain
have bit-Tn musml in tiiii-r pilot. irumi \wrds. one portion fluttering 1mm ll”
drinking \mtvr that war: rontmn-‘euiioid iexer has been knuun to‘in-
mated with such gdrms as those officer. the water supply oi an entire
cholera and typhoid tevor. ;cii.v cnuaing hundreds of deaths from
streams and Latin. this disoue.
By serving as ohannrls of com-e
tuiinication. by furnishing oppor-i
tunily t‘or rocroation and by prmitiv'
ing water supplies. streams and lakes
rank among the foremost 0! our nat-
ural resources. New by any rimm-
the least useful tum-lion of such
bodies or water is that of providing
healthful notation in tho- form of
fishing. boating: aml swimming.
A a. common-place though im-
portzin'. function of water courses lo
the drninrmt" m‘ ourtaco washings.
In many instances. man hos used the
stream nitrn iiiiwilely as a mans of
disposing of ismvago and ‘indusirinl
meant any water thi‘. may Pause ill«
Typhoid.
A short time ago all outbreak of
li'phoid lover occurred in a small
town in one or our middle western
mm. Upon inventisuion. it waa
found ihotvthio outbreak wan due.,io
o . cross-conduction which allov‘zed
ooliuud woter to enter the mains or
trio r. ulor drinking water systsni.
Ii‘ hoppened that a national
coniei‘oueo was helm: hold in the
hills town and no less than eight
autos ban since. sent in reports of
W310i“ who worn infected by drink-
ing this water and who developed
the. disease after they had returned
l
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Fritz (ini'il‘lrf. ‘rriguu :r.’.r. Mic! Ilm 1'..i'..l'(: of a Child. a tumor .
la ‘gng of 5.11.. (1-3. ‘,._. .3. l‘."!.‘ ""n'l \'&llii .I'.‘ O,» ..i‘.( l‘ lb“ Lhfl"b‘i§t]‘ '0- iil‘l a Failuri:
lelaed to tlm tumor It“: r.’ .5 vii-i 311* 11"1 ""ci‘if’i-oiltill‘lfi'v .“"“: 'l‘r‘ .: i: h.
obiod to mulu its .15.,” leii: tho 11‘1“" 1““? ."16 ”“1"" “' ‘h
Plectzrnsee- ['l'il-ul'. to“. .n ;._.m!iisif’”118'u .1. our; hu‘.“"' ._\(.
ago IflPr hr. hat. iii/1. only: iii ltfw'l 1:11.” U" ‘ “I" i‘Ier-ul H”. ' N ., _ i _
the wardrn to kiss In: out; “.1, l 1 ll “9 A; ‘ -l~ .~ lad l i i. _ .
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awn“ “3“ "-“‘1““"1 ”" 1‘13...“ .; . 1.. .-.. m m, ._.;, ..i 1.. may in». ho is liill‘iln? . .
and hi5 "Ontarians l'ilt.‘\\' “in“ ' 1... 1 “1 1‘ k. 1. .. ”'1‘“. ‘. .
, . _,. ..,.;V‘ iii.i...l .‘ ..i. ....‘..'...I_iv r“ .1 (‘np‘Wr-H- \ .,
and. tigll‘lbgdl Hillel liltili I U 1.“ 1:} l l'iu'i‘llln‘ I‘llopl'fllfilllllll) i l) It My ll‘ l. u
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“l, ' .v‘ Va 1‘11,“ ‘ .1 lul't‘lllh .i:.. li‘liiilldul n. . .. L ,i... finally (1“. [fix \ ,[1
coming his mum limit in ,..l ~ opUlibiD‘ .” he}, «on». .1 .
Gabrivl adiiiiliwl ultilo his r .;.. 11“?“1i‘alll‘.£;ll. .r |]_ m... w. 1‘. 0,11” " lit’tll is liiadi'hillt'wi ll .'l-i
v in hill in the Tim. ‘-. .un : .. . . ._ . ,. . , . - .
11:“ [‘1 ‘1‘, ‘ i ’1‘: .H 1 Whinir oi ti.«.i...-. 1». 2.. Unfit. am) it. i'i'l'ifllllOIl. ls it!‘i"§'..tl'c .1, -.".‘.";t.'..~l ‘
' p 0 1"““““°“ “1 1” "“"“~' *1" ’is lir-id ll‘wf limit." out: in mm Loin. . ..
when klsoillfi hrr lai‘i'tiif’ll ll"‘ m :r,~ oldr'r (1H,”... .1, . . li1 t‘ilmslvi'. :ll'Hl m»- (‘1' li."‘ it..-
wsstc’vs. home.
English Caller; Boys
Demand .honographs
1 Editorial Views
Of State Papers
Burn All Poet Corn.
(Bridgeport Telegram.)
Cambridgo univrrsiry Fltldi't‘lifi in
Ensland are trying to gel iii». hon.
raised on lho phonograph. which‘
{or many years has been forbidden
within university bounds and on ilie'
neighboring river.
Lm‘oiorn couple-n throughout Eng. lists which amle
lll'ld are not happy unless ilwy can after eiery 110mm).
have. at phonon-mph in 71 tonne .m that we can“... work up any “1
punt with them on bright. sumwiiiiusliiom when 1”. road that ‘Wilcll-
days when they drift along shy. Hand—such a.
streams. and Cambridge siude s‘
are no exception. ‘
Hoary-hozridovi profbsmr! of Sun-
skirt and Hebrew rerouted the in-
vasion of “the phonograph near
an hour in a road test botucen tool
respond ulth a speed or Sn miles 3,:
the will or the drixor. The cai- (hail
made the flit-inn»? record on the
twenty years aim. They laid it w s highway ought to be burned at a:
sgainst the classicoi.spirit o! Card-timhlic bonfirv and its mine.- lndl
bridgo to hovo popui'ur musir ring- I driver sent to Jail for a year on um 1
ing through the ivy-clad courts and . erui principles. The whole autumn-
along the. intimate liiils river about ‘ bile ii'adfi ought. to get. together.‘ in:
which buildings are groupod. Bulls-elf defense and Stop this eternal
students insist that. records are noiliarpins on how lost its stock corn
longer of the tin-nanny cliaractorit‘an so.
they worn in years out amt tliaii
university men are denied van of
their musical education throuiln tit»
present ban.
Charms Oi (‘onuectlmit
(Hartford Courmtt.)
One may be well acquainted with
what; are called (lie “show places" of
the earth. he may have just re-
turned from italy or Switzerland or
Today in Other Yours 1
Today is feast day of Sis. Vitus.
Cresceniio and Modestus. martyrs-
The war with tho Nv-z I’rrcr‘s In-
dians began in Idaho June 15. 1871.
The Oregon boundary treaty with
Great Britain was signed June 15.
1846. . _
Today is birthday anniversary of
rule.
\
oomph-hunt that will
1M monk. o
your you book.
If you are looking lot-word tonlomo definite q;- . ' 71
Savings teller'mske frequent deposit entries in ‘1
Mod'ame Ernestine SchummmHoink.
. , l” compared with huge states such
X
rsquiré cub, hove our
am or Comm. out“ that on
the English lakes. and he may (set
justifiably that. his home stats of
Connecticut owns a charm. quits in-
exp‘reasible but very real. which they
somehow miss. Tho beauty of Con-
necticut is seldom (rand or ninety:
it 1:» not tho vivid or dram-tic
power of many western states: but
it has a "homolimu." in the true
and oldor some 0! that mlauaed
I word. iiiot goo: directly to the heart.
,Coiiooeucui in: thin ciur odvanilge.
as Tom and Colliernia, that one.
all! how to loom in a single. lite-
flnb mil! oil of the vaunted
country liar boundaries ombroco. she
is o lamb“ and man-sized stoic.
Dutch Indies Undertake
Sea Bottom Milling For Tin
m
‘Tho gradual exhouotiou at tho tin
«cam 01 th- blood of Books. oi
tho Noisy Archive-loco. boo led the
”uranium. ol the Noiborlondo not
India to consider an «violation of
“whom om: on tho on bottom
in tho nughborhood 0"“. hind.
W to um I! Joya.
In.“ Guantanamo. P. am.
too. in nut-tin: this to the Douro.
cm! to basin this underta-
III on «and tho comm tut
W Min 1). m of o
M W TOW on the south
“not lain by m Mm of Volk-
Of' “a milk. .‘r ”a
buildhg mm".
«a
.
slam in: or. iii!- Amenran rouiui-zlm- ;
i “arid raw a‘Illlfii time \vliivxlt FTu‘l'ir‘
loam {tom Now York June .li'7' n “'35"
got the EM
i ill“
Loom“! 0‘” 1119 “1‘133111185 «lath: \‘Mv iorlr by his! simmer lii’it‘i iii'u-
m 1‘} uriior. i'utl anti air. m‘l he.
:il‘ in tho nowaparyers; ( l
“0 must contrasts. mm at Fi’hlilf‘ July 1;! it}: «upturn,
"a" has ‘10“ 9" miles? plv Captain Stinson \viili trier:
forwards of “author i‘Ollill‘iOlH llifl".
cities, or ””11 “WWEMWUWI' car “ill 1 ly in ha expound-ed along tho il‘flllS- f
mm to bum sumo“.
. 1 ’“‘“‘r.. . .‘ I “I
"‘ ‘ g iii-é
Safe Cracker Eacaped
From Prison Through
Note Sent In a Kiss; “no 1....
ierrod it to her illtlilll'i.
Cli’lillilwl liiblluu‘llllnfl in in.» ll."
to mini him Mun (‘t‘l‘lflilt hour ism
lie intuit-led in tilln'il) over 1m: inn:
oi the prison. This they did. l'i'ru'li‘L
ready for tho. prisonor a lurycln a.
clothing with which to disgulvt- iiina». '
ult‘. Tiir plan worked well and t'm
rial mode a. clean getawuv. mm 1
ho rr’u-rr-stml \\'llCil tho ‘mm'e.
was i»lm.t..
rh
Racers Around World Get
Weather Forecast
.._._..,,.
12;»- \‘.‘t‘ntimr Burr-:11: ml) 11;:
.‘iilt'i‘la‘, ioreusr umc» to!
nnnrvimrod at tho 1.!t-pai'liiisrit
Agrh 'iiiuro Juno i1.
AU‘Oi't'iiliK lo I; i?- Chili-l". vii:
Hill‘s Forums!
tourists who lim
florid will
Eduard Stimson in it fast plant. Al
rangt-tiienis have. Mien itindrt to wig
«*Onlillélital route.
American Automobiles
Bulk 0f World's Ouipu
.\ report of tho .\llli'l!llv.“i'l‘.t"
\mon 01 tho LWDQl‘U'ilin ot‘ t‘o'zi
max-re. Motel! that of the 4.71334:
automobiles inonuiimtuiorl (turn:
1325 in the six leading motor vehi-
cln producmg Gollnlrl95~llle liniic
States. Canada. France. Italy. iii
l'uited Kingdom and Germany—“this
country amount“ for 4,154.26.” rots.
sensor carts. trucks and buses. or
37 per cent of the total.
During the name your the limir
status accounted (or but 61 th‘ err.t
of the combined exports of Him.
six countries. which smoumed 1
498.437 otitoniohiioa.
Fir-at with tho Nows—The Semi
ml.
lih :JTH
m tall.
ti:
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l..li\'l.'~‘iivi..
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pcai' l‘ii' . " 1..-.‘. other hand thi-re is. I
ll‘. Handy". :.' at inst. an army. ill-V
it'llidinr ii. all”. stilool tort” pn-
fltt‘t Al.rl t " -‘.ii.‘- owl .ill Tin‘ . (illlPr
“1:0 ‘i' 1' i‘liiat‘hl in in“: l‘="|‘l°m
,.il§1 lie-stir. to uglu.’
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(ll‘t‘ alums mt ll.“ .«1
hit up i.i‘r..i' .
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may it: brimol in chin 1.1.t‘i...rl l:..~
tailiOiimi’ulo lOl‘ .1 rule. "if tin“ i‘iiizr!
ran might to ”(iv ”'18 riu‘iioriri'r.»E
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1.4. utiui‘iti- iiii‘vbi'i'i‘). 1! lim im'. n: (hum o
:Iigi-é “nit“ iiiUir. “lit"..illy mint". Natlonai Bank
iriimul. .iml ll \‘i‘it‘ L Now} (‘11‘ it‘ll
iittlklf ii ll .tn“ lll‘u i'l'itzrt L t..‘.t;i‘ii' 1 South NOl'V‘i'flll‘L'. Gillili
Intuition lint mum i‘ i'fibllill..ilm. tnr t.‘ ‘ ’
Sii‘i1l'l‘1” itizu. limit: “mild ‘v : .~- iii-i
lizlizri. of (liailii npvliuamh”
1 Superman)“ oi riiiifiiru' ii r. :05 _
e i may» thriu or: fix» fillet?! \lllll" ti?“
piny. :iml tlm rumbling of .'\'~ I
.iigruuiids. i‘uii iii-ids and “um
Qiill‘al'ul'lh iii ult‘u'y is memory
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Tim toxemia: items appeared H“
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Started This
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l illeukh'flnlllg Srniinei for June 1?" ‘ with: key and a kite-Ilrlilfi' and
1 izamz; ., thereby hang. a tail. The same .
. , ., ,. ._ . _. principle gives you the iceless ‘
‘ .\. .. .i l. l.. ..u- u. .._ imls wonder
.iuii in Lulu lib our among tho
r v llil‘ i-eti i’i._,..rt:i‘lra of tho 0 o .3-
}, out C‘lEtl lililufi' \i mu ll... ngldalre
ts mil Ii Dual} vi heileck L’uLU; wcnlc JWEIJEJJNY'QN
intuit; dl : .all'mltoui of a “ml
.on its fruit-r. .“(o clue. to ill‘: ldeniiifl
or ii”; lllllldf‘l‘til' 11.: been found.
5‘ O
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"‘ that knew all foods as no melting.
violation cake oi ice can do it. lx‘n
watching. no Ital‘iltlg. no stopping.
Come in and see it demonstrated.
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lir—I‘I‘ih litl‘. - \Vt‘wlflflfliel‘l. Infill.
“iii; a Sl‘l'iUiiF fluL‘ldullt this. man»
in; in Lion awnuo. Ho “.15 on u .
trolley car on his may to “tilt when T ’ . 1
he Norwalks Electric o0.
his but blow off. lie: made anatiemiii
To catch it and {till i‘roni Lilli rapidly .
20 No. Main St. South Nat-walk
Phone 2978
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mount; Cal. Ur. WIS unconscious
“hell picked up. and “as liuii'ied to
the hospital.
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M. .i. Wordmi. of tho itrm of Wor-
den—Clarke company. :\'ew York.
unaniii‘urturera of dry goods spermi-
tiers and supplies. is here lodni‘ l0
loouier with the business men ot‘ the
city regarding locating his factory
here. .
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Flapper Fanny Says:
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Horizon Sheffield. formerly lOllPl‘
of the Central national bank. who
removed to Newport. R. l.. some
years ago. was a \isitor in South
Norwaik ted-i.
' a
Captain Elbert P. Lockwood liu
sold over 200 acres of oyster ground
in the Stamford hnrbor to the
Studio-d Oyster company 01 South
Norwnik.
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Mrs. J. W. Fiiidu'cll. tho loco!
music outer. has donated o piano to
the Salvation Army 01 South Nor-
walk.
Tho annual and riauzc baseball
gum to decide the choppionihlp o:
Molt: and Wall strut; in: laugh!
out hetero 1 good sized crowd of
champions on each side x “o Polo
Grounds, Winnipauk. all strut
won 15-1. .
Much excitement “it: caused in
North Mun street iodl’ when o
horse jumped into the automobile of
Goo“. H. Goodnionlou. The oteor-
in: wind or Goodmoiuon'a cur
broke. in ion cqnirol. and tho nu
Chino hooded for the curb at o opoi
than is. bone was tied. Tho honor
Wood. round. and brooch: In
M" loos down no iii- hood or the
. ..io n mummy
' mug is-
1 HERSHFIELD MOTOR
STORAGE
You can now avail yourself at
m 1mm lioron facilillos in the
Slot. lor' any amount of cone:
3'01: mu require.
Our worohoun is o 5-atory
brick building. located at 5 Havi-
iuld strut. equippod with the
lam! sprinkler system. giving
you,tho low insurance rate at
500 per hundred dollars on con-
ionic.
You Must Saw :1
Get Your Start
'7 1.
\\'.¢ it
iiicli it‘ . . .
Character. iiraiit:-.
energy. there is. pm:
callif no limit. to what. _'~ .
ran accomplish in t}.
glorious aviary .m— :m
right here in mutt; I
walk.
Sure Yours. in
Turaoi
Trust Compan}
Fr.
l‘nrlcr tho
“on“
Washington Street
South Norwaiii
”WANT YOUR -‘
m PLACE LCADERS Pu
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'ImfliSM7mz-n1 -—.»:.
li'umt'mu lulu/vary)?
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tin Tools and
shoot maul work promptly at
tendod to.
Lenders: gutters.
LET 15$ SERVE YOU
' Nash, Raymond
82 Dean Co
8! Franklin Street
South Nanak. Conn.
'80" II“
DAILY MOTOR
‘ ,HAULAGE SERVICE
TO NEW YORK
Tel.Norwalk 294—1092-2 i
I. Y. Phone, Chelsea 3059 i
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‘ WMATION
COMPANY
l0. mwux. oomt.
~ r -s. LYON
1(le ammo
m.» .‘m
Developing & Printing
24 noon sumo:
The Hamilton Shop
wmm. ‘t lot-nil:
Om Ironing!
M
Jaw
Norwalk Chronicler